The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1926, Page 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1926 PAGE THREE . +. game was not only to roll the disc, mend that in 1928 the license plates) amouts to $100,000,000, according to } EDUC ATORS OF “ b Activities sap [or le” — Certain Pa ‘but | be ar and whites the colors of! Arthur Stringer, of the Gorgas "Mem- 4 to outdo other contests in the dis- | Kansaw State Agricultural College. | orial Institute, ‘ ational Program 3 | , THAT'LL COST) 4 new. X-ray machine, in which NOTE COMING sols Talent ‘Is Used te to YOU 91 CENTS the photographic plate is exposed ta Monee April 27.0) Chicago.—You pa: cents each! only when the heart ix quiet between State women’s clubs must gauge ther! ° Arouse Interest in = {er your mosquito That wax beats, and which has made possible 3 ties in conformity with the| ne fa average OB eee man, woman clearer pictures of lung coy program of the national body if the| 4 and child in the Uited States last has been developed at the Iniversity a | Muslim anette sree he chtsines, School Activities $2. rh. horuito tax oft cents, Me pemnmytenae wil Pia dei cPanel How 8 intendent of ’ " pres lent of the Sixth District Fed- bs Appear at Teachers’ In erated Clubs of North Dakota, told eee sec ‘ ; net player to sti rest in stitutes and Other Edu- Hs APA HANUULS ERTBTER ise Parent-Teacher units in. hit coun | ria ti thelt aBTILty to nett Frown] is told by Miss Minnie Nielson, sta 1 F M D Gy cational Meetings ApEn EMU He, nelie siete, GWA Au eriotendene et publle temeeistion n our More Ways --— to confor , The superintendent ix A. EB, Thom ted educators’ will appear in . Maer n.| son of McLean county, ig ” North Dakota during the coming sum- ’ izing ntore and mpre|® little over a year has organized} de We Ke S 1 f mer and fall at teachers ‘institute: that as federated clubs we must try | parent-teacher s in 82 of the 171 0. ea ee a e 0 and other sessions arranged by_ the to conform to these plans to whatever] schools in his y with a total) state department of education, Mis. extent seen nce with 1,200. “When ielson, commissioner, an local con nounced toda: requirements, We cannot Kath Cook, rural special- and keep abreast of the tim . s cornet along and par’ het With tho-tedéeal hureat’ of odde the achievements of other clubs out-| cipates in the program to the extent t tion at W: D. Gy will ta le our state unless we make every | of playing a solo or two and making tuk ce ie’ eachakt effort to keep in touch with the big His record stands for the ef- rites whee Gill be hela the week movements which have their origin| fectiveness of his unique system.” 9 to 23 as a summer schoo} in the councils of the general feder- -——— —— feature at th ne s ation, heads.” ichools, Meeverinde sae Norge Mrs. Maercklein told of the new Wichita, Gg Cove Wlicen Reena whage future state con-| plates that to addrn have ‘e6,0ak ets ad of by|cars in’ I be crimson and 4 Hevard tor dblig the Nae hueane "that it will start with blue- the of the University ity during 1 be another insti- in 1927, the ex-] of Kansa ry of State Fran ] tute speaker, Mrs, Stewart wo orig. re e to bes aed, pro rata UW the] J. also will recom-} inated the “moonlight school” idea, i Soot Te ree es ' director of the recently launched n: > . tional illiteracy” crugade. «A third ra AMES TO BE itAWat speaker will be Dr. O, T. Corson, for- it Lhe mer state ‘superintendent of edue: "Hopoluly, il 27.—Officinis of tion for Ohio. the Royal 1 i no lie Foley to Be Here ing’ ‘constructed at kiki h, | s all at the annual two-d NDON TING plan to reviv nes and sports teachers’ meetings to be conducted in — ] of the ancient : all counties of the stat enkers willl This is the first picture to reach America of the ditiible ghey re” wsbbi it t logked at Patham, England; where | hote! opened next r fetes Se aU pogrom it made its first step on the way from Rome to Spitzbergen, t! saptain Raold Amundeen’s pro-| The site ne me hotel is n Theatre gations James W. Foley of Los Ange. posed flight across the North Pole to Point B Barrow, Alaska, Kibgs and chietta Many cebuteste es, known as North Dakota’s poet|- — —> of skill and strength were held in . whose birthday on February 4 is ob- the cocounut grove in which the ho. | LAST TIME TONIGHT sr eta Ste RAILROADS SHOW TENDENCY 0 BETTER | =, Scr. : and Dr, Caroline Medger of Chicago, the stone discs with which the D national health authority, and a of “maika” was played led th A G t O t t = agent for the Elizabeth’ McCormick , SA PH , HEAD elton ta dehalop tee dee otenaer: REGINALD rea pportunity memorial, ; ; BE TRIED FOR ing the games. t the biennial state conference o David Malo, noted Hawa his- . eee acne vier county superintendents the first THERN RAILWAY tori) eapa thot te ohiaet cml To obtain a spring need at a decided advantage in price. week, in August, 9 qeading sonaker Do not delay your selection as prices myst go back to wi be Augustus jomas, of Pe | - y Hf j is david, Mute commissioner of due ‘ BANK ROBBERY wight ae eat titan: ob Athodds ‘hah Seduced IN regular at expiration of this Sale. ti ident ¥ '$ . Paul, rit 27 ys Eedvention: of EAUeAtion -<aunbe) Railroads of i Ap 3 are show-! showing that eu of the country Sal ry; Ooms, | ing endency to better conditions, iving more attention to increase: 2 WHERE we ae Case Will Be Called Tomorrow | i088 Sou"2any cbnpte wena) efiiene, he sald vw Salesmen an Se ation since th Ralph Budd, r. Budd also pointed out that the rence i Chemistry Teacher ‘—Two of Robbers Now prasident-of the Great Northern return of investments of northwest|{ Exper iénced men with W td | T a . company, told the North railroads showed an increase, citing]]} cars for rural work sell- ae OTHER SEALY SPECIALS FOR Ousted For Tests Serving Time Satypaes Ravivory Board at ies me sete Same gaiiespeel| cote for wural work se es f i ing oil, grease and paint a fast action, hilarious || “SEALY WEEK” in ee Budd gave a history’ of tray under a new and liberal mielly ateein \ portation conditions from 19 commission plan. Write pases i Regular “Sealy Week” Benton, Ill, April 27—()—R. H. inclusive, the period ‘which f : also i Si eat h. ‘27-year-old uctor in| North’ Dakot: the return of railroads to private| said that enerally speaking, beth xiii Giuiea Price Price } - e ederal cont agriculture and the railwa e « ‘or Sealy % ¥ isi ov sot near sere Seuerer's | et Me ES mae atan | uring” that ‘Arevink he std, the! done an enormous business but have'| Plymouth Oil Co. sicconrancther casas pe ie Lie f y e Farmers’ State ate has materially not benefited so much : Sealy § a; 75 ‘anton, who pleaded not gui i‘ eased, reducing material-| ed that the northwest railroads are oe . a ep ee, i schoo! divectors think differently avd the ‘charge when ‘he hae pei rea ae ‘Bren’ mera | devandectupon ithe aueceta of ine MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Buck J i] Sealy Supreme Bed Spring ..... 20.50 p have ousted him because such caper-[here, is in the ciunty jail in de i pe train has increased, the! riculture industry. uck Jones : iments wer school. jof $40,000 bonds, the highe: renege ee Z egea tan Sthsenseivatakee eas Fi = i Do ’. Mi . ‘ 1 he. conte arted ‘with the| ever set for bail in a siiilar ca Poe ee in n’t Miss this Opportunity 10 E y “hisago count: T ‘ ‘ “ 9 cxnlained, "The making! of alcohol, "ty the tive men who held up} LOS Angeles Ison sah index of murchaxing power of _ “Lazybones Cash or Terms Sdiprad?the ex feelihen the Almelund bank now are serving Test Cruise Today | at's: Tor the past five months, the DR. R. S. ENGE ttempted the experimen bol life sentences in Stillwater prison. | 1809-11 five year period being ‘used wo Ede We manifest by some of the) They were arrested soon after the NoTp April 27--Ge)—|as a base of 100. 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Their request was | ; hangar in early afternoon. j include cotton a } * granted, and the papel janitor iia EES 1 Sc ERO AN ba tea Cy hay, beef cattle, 78, what Was going on and reported to} jenciesas ? Commencing Monday the school board. i N. ; . e y “Phe ultimatum for Hannah to re-| yrayes of tive ei 2 ;Oil Stock Salesman | CE ENANGUIANCE . OLDSMOBILE “Beverly of sign or be prosecuted for an alleged) the grocery store under her fiat in Placed Under Arrest A. novel, insurance plan is being|| SALES AND SERVICE erly 0 DTU A a ~ violation of the prohibition law was! the middle of the night, she pecked, worked out in California to protect DAKOTA AUTO Graustark” the result. The instructor refuse’| out and saw two men carrying af poultry raisers. The insurance will A a Ye but the board ousted him. Puple| small safe. 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